Sentence examples for disappearing it would from inspiring English sources

"It would be summat else from here disappearing – it would feel like part of Yorkshire going," he said.

If this were to start disappearing, it would be a danger sign for Japanese manufacturing," warns Mr Kinoshita.Opinion is split as to whether warning lights are now flashing.

"If you let this disappear, it would be a crime against all of humanity".

"If the rural quality were to disappear, it would be detrimental to the whole Kensington neighborhood".

If something disappeared, it would have to be discovered manually, "and that would take time," said Inspector Royster.

If all of that so-called revenue sharing money were to disappear, it would make a mess of the system.

"If any of this disappeared, it would be a big loss for mankind," Mr. de Villaine said.

The light from the Sun takes 8 minutes to reach the Earth, so that if the Sun suddenly disappeared it would take 8 minutes before it got dark.

If undiscovered or uninvestigated wildlife species disappear, it would disadvantage scientists trying to uncover new sources of inspiration for future vaccines and medications.

Where the reason for the rule extending absolute immunity to prosecutors disappears, it would truly be "monstrous to deny recovery". Gregoire v. Biddle, 177 F.2d, at 581.

"If they disappear it would be very ironic," said Dr. Patricia A. McQuilkin, an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.